PredatorPee 100% Mountain Lion Urine - Territorial Marking Scent - Creates Illusion That Mountain Lion is Nearby

All I have to say about this is, that while I cannot be certain this has made the difference in our neighborhood, we had a SIGNFICANT coyote problem in our immediate area. I bought this, and I walk around the entire circuit in which we walk our dogs every six weeks or so and spray. We have had (knock on wood) zero issues with coyotes since.

Purchased this for my parents after being suggested by an employee at Lowe’s. My parents live in a manufactured home in an over 55 park in Arizona. For some reason the javelinas keep trying to nest under their house and had caused severe damage in the past. We tried “anti-javelina” plants, motion activated flood lights and even sprayed bleach. Nothing worked except for this. We used one entire bottle for the perimeter of their 1200 sq ft home plus driveway and yard. It keeps them away for a few months! I’m guessing during monsoon, it won’t last as long but is well worth it rather than having to repair the siding on the house. Thank you mountain lion urine, you e saved us a ton of money! Use gloves and a mask when spraying, the scent is no joke.

This smells very strong; wear gloves and hold your breath. I sprayed it on the mole hills but that just chased them to other parts of the yard. The moles became angry and went "nuclear" on the rest of the yard. I wish there was a bigger bottle that allowed it to be diluted with water and applied with a sprayer.

Thought this was a Genius idea at first. I wanted to deter and repel dogs from the grass area(verge) next to my sidewalk, as well as my lawn. I sprayed Mountain Lion urine on the areas that the dogs regularly urinate on, including a Telephone pole, and large Elm tree, as well as along the routes to and from my property. I watched on my video cameras in disbelief, as EVERY dog that came by, stopped to sniff the spot I had just sprayed, and casually walk off as if they just had smelled a flower. And just as often as not, urinated on the exact same spot AGAIN! I was expecting the dogs to run-off in panic, dragging their owners behind them by the leash! The exact opposite happened, and dogs on the other side of the street would instead PULL their owners across the street to get a better whiff of the stuff! WHAT A WASTE OF MONEY! I got some "don't sh!t here" signs instead, and most dog owners seem to get it, and use the other side now. I REALLY WISH THIS HAD ACTUALLY WORKED!

I am very impressed. I have lived with nature most of my adult life and always blocked them out with fences. So far they have not touched a thing. I made the mistake, I believe, of first putting the containers we fashioned ourselves, up wind. When they were replaced downwind, it was interesting to see the reaction of the deer when they came down for the clover after the heavy rain. Turkeys are gone and have not had so much as a squirrel. We enjoy the wildlife but not so much during the growing season. They'll be back in winter. Oh, and it won't keep domestic animals out of your yard. They have no idea what Lion pee spells like. Great training tool for puppy's!

While I do wonder HOW the company gets the urine and if it is abusive to the animal, the product itself does seem to work. It has a strong scent and i hung it up around my chickens’ run. No more coyote sightings and I haven’t seen a possum since I put out the scent. We had an aggressive possum that killed one of our chickens and no more issues since. It’s only been 2 months so I’ll update if anything changes. The scent is currently on scent pads in bottomed out plastic water bottles.

I have a racoon problem on my property. I've used this product on many occasions and have noticed it works on younger racoons but not on mature racoons. The mature racoons will smell it and walk right past it whereas younger racoons will smell it and run away. I typically use this product around the corners of my property to keep racoons away and those that decide not to heed the warning will eventually get trapped and removed.

We've actually found this to be quite effective with fox predation around our free-range chickens (and we have hundreds of chickens).